Nothing talks to each other.
You've got a CRM you barely use, an email list you update manually, and a spreadsheet that's holding it all together. Every new contact requires three manual steps to get into your tools. Stops here. Take your contacts with you and the conversation.
1. Connect your tools
Link your CRM, email list, or calendar. HubSpot, Salesforce, Mailchimp, Google Calendar, and Outlook Calendar. Connect what you already use in a few minutes.
2. Share your V1CE page
Tap your Smart Card, share your QR code, send your link, or let someone scan your card. The moment someone visits your page.
3. Watch everything land in the right place
New contacts captured through V1CE go straight to your CRM and email list. Booking made? Into your calendar. Everything lands where it belongs, without you lifting a finger.
Case Study
I use HubSpot for everything. Setting up the integration took about four minutes. Now every contact goes straight in.
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Got questions? We've got answers
Everything you need to know about integrations in V1CE.
HubSpot, Salesforce, Zoho, Pipedrive, and Monday.com. Email marketing: Klaviyo and Mailchimp. Productivity: Notion and Google Sheets. Meetings and calendar: Zoom, Google Meet, Google Calendar, and Outlook Calendar. Automation: Zapier, Make, the V1CE API, and webhooks.
Connect only what you use. If you only want new contacts to go to Mailchimp, connect Mailchimp. You're not required to use any other integration. Each one is independent.
The contact details captured through your V1CE form: name, email, phone, and any other fields you've set up. Each integration passes what's relevant for that tool.
Zapier and Make connect V1CE to thousands of additional tools. If your CRM has a Zapier integration, V1CE can connect to it. The V1CE API and webhooks are available for custom setups. Or just ask us and we will get it added.
Not at all. It's as simple as logging into your account. Done in less than a minute.
See the Blinq alternatives guide and the Dot Cards alternatives guide for a full market comparison. For a direct head-to-head, see the V1CE vs Linq comparison.